F.S.Z. Fall/Winter 2012


Japanese lable F.S.Z. keeps it wild style with this f/w 2012 collection, lightning prints and cheetah paired with scotch plaid. Never understand short crop pants/no socks for a fall/winter collection but hey, it’s a lookbook not a 2k walk to the office. Docs and creepers throughout is another plus for me, keep reading for more.

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Grammin Out

We haven’t been posting a lot lately, for simple reasons: the days are longer, the weather has been amazing on the west coast, and we have too many hobbies. We’ve both been snappin phone pix along the way, thought I would post some to give an insight as to what we’ve been up to. Gonna be an awesome summer, you can follow me via and Brendan as well, more after the jump.

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MASH TOC 2009

Looking back through our archives we’ve posted about MASH a lot… but for some reason, not this vid when it first went up. Rewatched it the other day and damn what an inspiration, ride hard and be posi, what else is there. Click this to full screen and enjoy.

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Bounty Hunter Spring/Summer 2012 Catalog

Here is a look at some catalog images from Bounty Hunter‘s spring/summer 2012 collection. This Japanese label is always one to watch with their take on classic streetwear, fusing skate/bike/moto styles all into one. Some great imagery and looks seen here from their ss12 catalog.

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Bal Fall/Winter 2012

Hype set of looks from Japan’s Bal for f/w 2012. Modern high street classics here, layered up right with an EG-inspired vest-under-jacket theme running throughout. Love the pattern combos and cuts/fits, super complete collection from to back. Thx Selectism for the tip.

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Actual Pain Dethbook

The Seattle KVLT of Actual Pain have a new project just released today, a fashion/photo magazine entitled Dethbook. This will of course be awesome and you will want a copy, so get it quick because they only printed 500 and the way AP has blown up over the past year you can be sure they’ll sell through.

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Lowside Mag

There’s a lot of good motorcycle mags out there, but most usually only champion one style of engine, which in turn vilifies everything else… not so much with Lowside. I picked up a few issues from Self Edge down in SF last week based on the strength of their cover imagery, and was super impressed with the content… a totally positive take on motorcycle customization, riding, and brotherhood, the mag has great writing and even better photography, covering all mc subcultures from choppers through to cafes. Hit their online shop to subscribe or cop a piece of apparel; support dudes documenting the passion for everything motorcycle, regardless of what you ride.

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